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Roman Goat Brooch RB-37
This Goat brooch was found in western Turkey and dates from the Roman period. The horned beast is standing on a mountain and has been called a mountain goat or Ibex 1 1/2" x 1 3/16", 4 x 3.8 cm
Celtic Boar brooch - Z-58
Boars were huge symbols in all celtic art! They were on helmets, clasps and all sorts of metalwork. 3 1/4" x 2" 8.3 cm by 5 cm
Viking pennanular brooch with large knobs - W-88
This Viking pennanular brooch features large knobs
Viking Short-Studded Turtle Brooches - TB28
This pair of turtle brooches are based on a Medieval Viking original from the late 10th Century. Turtle brooches were worn as jewelry on Viking women's apron dresses. These brooches are outlined by a series of ball design elements, with six small...
Saxon Red Enamel Brooches - SB03
Red enamel simulates fine garnets in this pair of Anglo-Saxon-style brooches, inspired by a 6th Century piece found in Horton, Oxfordshire, England. Saxon women would use a pair of brooches like these to fasten their gowns at the shoulders.Cast in...
The Chameleon
It is not often I find a piece that I think can cross over many different eras. Before I was offered knighthood I had enjoyed 7 different personas. I loved researching different times and places. When King Robert Roundpounder offered...
Brooch, Buckle or Mount - Celtic Spiral C-20
Brooch, buckle or split rivet mount done in a Celtic spiral pattern.
Annular Brooch 13th C - R-23
An annular brooch from the 13th C. The original was found in Billingsgate Lorry Park, London, England
Round brooch with 4 projections - Pair - X-21
Round brooch with 4 projections - pair, 1 7/8" 4.9 cm. The steel pin on the back of this brooch is totally covered. Extra safety for those little vikings! Priced for a pair!